Sales at a quick pace at Hidden Brook Estates in Rockaway

With 50 percent sold, Hidden Brook Estates has only three new home opportunities left. Buyers can take advantage of lot selection if they act now.

Located in Morris County's scenic Rockaway Township, these wooded home sites range from two-to three-and one-half acre lots and offer unsurpassed views, thanks to their mountain ridge vantage point in the Lake Telemark section of the township.

The four bedroom, two-and-one-half bathroom houses at Hidden Brook Estates are value priced from $459,900.

"Aside from the incredible value found at Hidden Brook Estates, the care and respect that is being taken with the development of the land really sets this community apart," said Patrick O'Neill, president of Fenix Investment and Development, L.L.C., the Parsippany-based real estate company.

"Our intention with any project is always to use careful land planning to maximize the views and protect as much of the surrounding woodland as possible. Hidden Brook Estates is no exception.

"We've invested a lot of time in developing these home sites. The project site is located next to more than 10,000 acres of open space which offers additional privacy and value to each home."

O'Neill, who currently lives in Mendham with his wife, son and twin daughters, was born and raised in the Rockaway area. He graduated from the United States Military Academy in 1982 with a bachelor's degree in economics. He is a member of the National Association of Home Builders and the New Jersey Builders Association and currently serves as vice president/treasurer of the organization.

At Hidden Brook Estates, buyers can choose from a variety of options and amenities to suit their family's individual needs. Ready for occupancy in 90 days or less, the 3,236 square-foot Lexington model is one of two new homes currently under construction. The Lexington is a traditional-styled home entered via a soaring two-story entry. T

he thoughtfully laid out first floor provides ample space for entertaining large groups. Crown molding detail highlights the spacious dining and living rooms, which flow gracefully into one another.

The gourmet kitchen features cabinetry in solid oak or maple, laminate self-edge countertops, a pantry ad an airy breakfast nook. A large family room is detailed with a slate-surround fireplace. A private study in the front of the house offers a quiet spot for a home office, music room or library. A laundry room and two-car garage complete the first floor.

Upstairs, the master bedroom suite is well-appointed with a spa tub, his and her s vanities, stall shower, private commode area and large walk-in closet.

Three additional bedrooms, one with its own sitting area, and another ceramic tiled, full bath round out the second story.

The Lexington is priced from $459,900 and can be further customized with a full front porch or a full brick front.

All the homes at Hidden Brook Estates will feature a full array of standard features, including underground utilities, two-zone heating and air conditioning systems, architectural fiberglass roof shingles and a 10-year homeowner's warranty.

The community benefits from Rockaway Township's highly desirable school system. One of the elementary schools is located less than one mile from Hidden Brook Estates.

Rockaway Township is home to the Rockaway Townsquare Mall, which boasts major department stores, theaters, restaurants, small boutiques and gourmet shops. Upscale dining, antiquing, and cultural events are all popular activities in the region.

The township's proximity to Route 80 is convenient for commuting to nearby business campuses, while local rail and bus service to Manhattan is available.

Hidden Brook Estates is being marketed by Weichert, Realtors Randolph office which may be reached at (973) 328-7800.

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